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In a Tri-Brigade Deck you have a lot of flexibility as you can reuse Tenki and SS from your hand deck.
If he rots in your hand, you can SS with Felicit and use it as a material, and you can call him out of the deck with 《Simorgh, Bird of Sovereignty》during the end phase. 《Simorgh, Bird of Sovereignty》will basically SS the Barrier Statue, but this card is an option against his deck where the Barrier Statue doesn't work.
As an interesting way to use it, after discarding Zephyros from your hand with "Tri-Brigade Stand-Off" and searching for his Tri-Brigade monster, GY's effect of this card returns "Tri-Brigade Stand-Off" to your hand and you can SS yourself. You can also It's so much fun.
In 2011, I think he's definitely worth more than when he was with GY BF.

It is a card that can be used to set up 《Simorgh, Bird of Sovereignty》with a single card in the Tri-Brigade Deck.
After performing the usual movement of discarding Fractor → discarding Narber → Keras search, he summoned Keras and he Special Summoned this card using two bodies of GY, and linked summoned Simorgh, Bird of Sovereignty with Keras and this card. can be done.
I never thought of this route...

Cards with SS effects in Tri-Brigade are valuable.
I think this card is probably the card you see the most on the field because the movement of "Fractor effect → Navel drop → Kerasu search with Navel effect" is very strong.
If you're facing a Tri-Brigade Deck, be careful not to throw Veiler at this card or you'll be instantly killed by a Schleig.
postscript
This child is the only iron beast monster that can't get an ad, so I'm not happy when I get my first hand. However, it is strong because it can preserve the right to summon as a 2-card initial move combined with Navel and Kit.
Since there is a problem that the above GY ad cannot be obtained, the evaluation will be 9 → 8.

No matter what means he drops to GY, it's absurdly strong to be the first move. You can drop it into his GY while summoning it with one for one and using it as material. You can drop it simply with 《Foolish Burial》. It's very versatile in a Tri-Brigade Deck, as you can drop it with Fractol and take an explosive ad.
If your opponent is a Tri-Brigade Deck, keep in mind that Called by the Grave will be a pretty heavy hitter if thrown at this card.

Cards that have destruction resistance, can negate spells, and cards that earn a huge amount of money when their effects are destroyed.
In the case of strong themes such as Orpheus and his Salamangreat, where he uses his GY to fight, I want to drop the monsters in my hand into his GY, so with these decks, "discard your hand" and face-up monsters. Lightning Vortex that destroys may be more useful.
Nowadays decks that hide monsters are relatively rare, and he's supposed to be the theme of Flip Monster, Shaddoll, and he basically lined up a bunch of Fusion Monsters, so it's rare for him to end up face down...
In the first place, if you use it as a counterattack from the second attack, Lightning Storm, which can also destroy Spell Trap, is more versatile and flexible. Since God Trap is unlimited, Spell Trap Gun Down Decks are also increasing.
However, I think that it is still the strongest card in free. Old themes don't use that many resistant monsters.
I think it's a good old card.
Postscript Corrected from 8 points to 9 points
Recently, themes with low resistance such as Zoodiac and Invoked have become popular, and the value of torrent burial has increased significantly.

A phony card that can be expanded by fertilizing her GY in large quantities with guinea pigs and Tri-Brigade.
If you use this card, you can easily link summon Ferrisit without using the Iron Beast card, which will lead to a reduction in the equal accident rate.
You have a cute face and you do nasty things...
postscript
It's essential to summon Future Dragon King and Megaton Gale with pure Zoodiac, so it doesn't seem bad to have 3 extras. In fact, some of the winning decks of official tournaments have three Tigris and Leica piled up.

If it is Tri-Brigade main, 3 stacks are stable.
Throw away Fractol → Use Navel effect to switch from Deck to GY → Use Navel effect to search Kerasu
movement is very strong. If you think about making Link 3 with just one card, I think it's pretty powerful.
It's a little surreal and I like it because it looks muscular and has 4 stars.

A general-purpose beast-like Link Monster rather than a Tri-Brigade.
The effect of ① will be the main. The Tri-Brigade currently has a tremendous GY fertilization ability, but the deployment ability is a little poor unless combined with others, so the importance of SS means is high.
Also, you can SS cards that you don't want in your hand, such as Zephyrus, and use them as materials, which also contributes to reducing the accident rate.
To be honest, the card exchange effect of 2 isn't bad, but Tri-Brigade uses up a lot of cards, so sometimes it doesn't work very well.
Overall, it's a card you want to include at least one in a beast deck.

Just pulling this in the first hand will increase the experience winning rate by 2.3%.
Not only does it remove all the drawbacks of sin monsters, but it also grants resistance to the sin world, so when combined with sin Stardust, you can create an interesting situation of God resistance to Field Spell.
When I was watching the movie at the time, I thought that it would end with one cylinder, but when I used this card, the paradox was actually really strong... I think.

A pretty annoying card when paired with sin Stardust. (favorite)
Since the sin Cyber end with 4000 hit points and the sin paradigm are given god resistance, the opponent will be quite difficult to break through.
If you want to actively attract people, stack 3 《Planet Pathfinder》.

Ecclesia in this card is so beautiful.
Putting that aside, if you go first and knock this down, you can remove it with Schleig during your opponent's turn.
GY's effect is a pinpoint, but I think it's quite capable of preventing Burn from Trickstar Light Stage and the expansion and removal of her Orcust Babel.
At first glance, it seems to be a moderate meta against cards with strong effects.
If it was a Quick-Play Spell, it would have gone up another point...
postscript
With the appearance of the kit, it became easier to activate her GY effect in the latter half, making it easier to deal with skidlines. So I will change the score from 7 points to 8 points. I did it.

In Monarch, he is a straight-up guy who smells like a good-looking guy. I have loved illustrations since I was little...
It's still not bad to be able to get 2 ads just by summoning (without considering the materials), but with the increasing number of Friche Spell Trap monster effects, it's honestly hard to play an active role.
It can be used to break Field Spell, Continuous Spell Trap, and Pendulum, but to be honest, it's better to exclude Pendulum than destroy it, so it's a little tricky...
However, even if I look at it now, it's strong to break two with this one.

After Mr. Waku Waku Azeus came out, the evaluation exploded.
Even if your opponent suppresses it in advance, you can attack directly with this card and stack Azeus to wipe out the field.
If you stack Hammer Kong, Tigris, etc. before using Wild Bow and connect it to Azeus, you will be able to use Azeus's effect more than once in your opponent's turn (and with Flice). very.

It is strong that it can be put out as it is by using increased G. Since it's vanilla, the power of the card itself is slightly lower compared to Merkabah, which has a disruptive effect, but it's a pretty useful card when you want to crush your opponent's high hit points and earn damage.
Personally, I love this design that combines a sense of weight and godliness to death. I like giants in fantasy worlds.

Tri-Brigade is the type of deck that self-excludes cards and deploys, so it's pretty good to be able to recover resources!
When the game goes long, it is strong to be able to play Tri-Brigade Link while returning the removed card with this one on the return turn. Schleig's turnover performance is also amazing, so I'd like to put in at least one.
postscript
It is a sneak peek that 3 are piled up in the tournament deck.
After all, if you save the exclusion zone in advance, it seems to be strong that you can banish one opponent's card by doing a Schlaig Special Summon with this one card. I'm also stacking 3 now, but it's surprisingly good because I don't have as many accidents as I thought.